We have just completed the 2010/2011 LIT programme handbook. Everybody in the studio along with accounts, our intern Lorna, clients and even visitors all joined in to create the biggest mind-map the we could possibly produce. The mind-map looks at both the positive and negative areas that the current crop of students will face. Having completed the mind-map, we then decided to break it into various sections that could used throughout the programme.
Ever since we moved to Lennox Street a few months back, we have come to believe that our studio is only a few yards away from the best breakfast in Dublin. The Lennox Café serves up top notch food all day every day and is well worth a visit. Red&Grey Design have just given their website a much needed facelift. You can check it out here. Our recommendation would be the poached eggs with crispy bacon and minty hollandaise sauce. Nice.
Red&Grey Design have been working closely with the Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) now for 5 years. Each year we push each other to produce a range of publications that are an improvement on the previous years. We are delighted to have just received samples of this years Student Handbook. For their most recent publication we decided to photograph the LIT characters as they journey around their new neighbourhood.
As a part of OFFSET2010, Original Print and Red&Grey Design have come together to facilitate an idea generating workshop in order to investigate particular needs of Dublin City. Focusing on the areas of community, traffic, waste, space and welfare we are inviting OFFSET speakers and attendees to use their creativity and talent to enrich these areas of the city. Rather than simply acknowledge the validity of these ideas we intend to develop at least one suggestion from each area for a subsequent happening due to take place later in the year.
Red&Grey Design are delighted to be currently working on print and online communique for the highly rated commercial law firm Eversheds O’Donnell Sweeney. For their most recent announcement we employed Dave Muyllaert to add a touch of 1960’s Mad Men style illustration.
Red&Grey Design have recently completed work on the 2010 Limerick Institute of Technology Annual Report and Lifelong Learning Handbook. With a great amount of information to digest in each publication our goal was to create clean concise design solutions.
We have recently updated and further developed the identity for Storage World, Dublin, Cork and Limerick. Their secure storage units cater for both business and personal items of varying sizes. Red&Grey Design created a series of illustrations to emphasize the scale of the units and we are currently working with copywriter Gai Griffin on a series of advertising taglines for the organisation.
Having already completed work on the Maurice Ward Art Handling website and promotional print work we were approached to design a comprehensive onscreen presentation for the organisation. Hamish McDay and his rabbit sculptures are on the move again …
For the past few months Red&Grey Design have been working with usability, accessibility and website content experts IQ content on projects for paylesstax, Arrantech and Itsyourmoney.ie The collaboration has been working well to date and we are looking forward to get stuck into some new juicy projects in the coming months.
We are delighted to announce the completion of Winnie’s Woolshop & Café identity and van livery. The overall design takes various wool patterns and wooly characters and delves deep into the mind of the knitting fraternity. After all, it’s not everyday you are contracted to design an identity system for a mobile wool shop! Watch this space for further updates on the website and cafe/shop interior …